I don’t know about you, but I have fairly divergent interests. One of which is architecture. Recently I had the good fortune to be in Venice for Biennale, an annual arts festival that focuses on either contemporary art or architecture in alternating years. The focus this year was architecture and the person selected to curate
Equipped with green screens, function key navigation and unforgiving error messages, the claims system on which I was charged with training my colleagues was complex to navigate for even the most experienced users. “Be patient with yourself” was the reminder I often offered to anxious course participants as they learned the in’s and out’s of
Edward Hopper is one of my favorite artists, so I was excited to see all his Maine works on exhibit at the Bowdoin Museum of Art. A lot of his time in Maine was on Monhegan Island, a noted artists’ colony for over 150 years, close to us inPemaquid. Hopper’s experimentation and evolution of style and technique remind